Curing in a mini wine fridge?

I have an unused thermoelectric wine fridge I’d like to experiment with a cure using grove bags.

Anyone have any recommendations on settings?

I see all kinds of posts re temp and Rh numbers anywhere from 60-70.

I can set this fridge anywhere at that range and get humidity between 60-65 so just looking for anyone with experience

Again note this is post drying

Thanks in advance for any assistance

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A little pamphlet came with my grove bags. Under Best Practices it advised: "While curing, store your product in a well ventilated and cool area (ideally, 60 but never above 70 degrees F).

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60 RH is good, and anything under 70.

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If using the fridge to cure you dont need Grove Bags, if your using Grove bags you dont need the fridge to cure. Fridge might be good for drying though.

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Appreciate the replies…using the fridge because I can’t get my house anywhere at 70 or below …

60rh at 60 degrees is a preferred cure throughout alot of growers its definitely what I like

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Thank you all for the replies….I, going to try a setting around 60- 62 degrees and aim to get about 60 Rh with a small non electric dehumidifier

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